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A Family Feud.

"A Il oaIhasy EeuNs
HEIRS TO AN ESTATE OF MILLION WITHOUT MEANS
FOR THEIR SUPPORT.
From the Philadelphia Record October 2.
ABOUT eieVen years ago ChaS. Glare, well-knOwn
resident OF southwark, who had amassed conSid-
cradle wealth and raised a large family OF chill
dren, died and left all his property, amounting
then to $4,000 to his wife, Elizabeth Clare for
llfe The will, however instructed her to look after
her children and provide for them. Mrs, Clare is
now about seventy-hye years OF age, resides at No.
1917 south 10th street, and her children and
grandchild t number nineteen. bitter reud
family, and 1t Is claimed that she is indulgent
with some and neglectrul OF others. Two years
the Poor had his attention directed to the con-
dition Of Mrs. Martha Smart, one OF Charles
Ciares children, who was living with widowed
these sisters Is On friendly terms with the
mother. Mrs. Smart IS subjected to epileptic fits
and being unable to provide for herself Mr.. Gavin
put himself into communication with the mother,
ana she agreed to give her daughter % per week
Tor her support AT that time the solicitor did
the death Of Cnas Care I sid hs asfats e hss
grown in value to about s1,OOo, 900.
Some weeks ago Martha Smart went to the
house OF her mother and asked for money, ex-
planning that she had to pay $3.50 per week for
her room, and tnat s. was not sufficient to main
tain her. Words passed between them. and It is
alleged that the mother caught the daughter by
the throat, and that the latter was Violently as
sauited by her sister, Josephine, and her brother
II IOuCc OulCcT was Cdicu IN. and MfS
Smart, with her face covered with blood. was
taken before magistrate and committed to the
house or correction as an habituai drunkard on
the testimony OF her aSSailants.
The solicitor, aScerta1ning how his client had
been treated, secured her discharge upon ap-
plying TO the board OF charities, and Instituted
against the mother, son and daughter criminal
proceedings lor assault and battery. For Iour
anything for her support. and Upon her apply
Ing for money to buy q pair OF shoes she had
her daughter again arrested and recomm,tted
to the House OF Correction upon the old charge
The lawyer was determined this time to have
procured writ OF habeas corpus, and Mrs
Smart was brought before Judge Reed yesterday
for heariLg After listening to the testimony
the Judge arrived at the conclusion that the
relator had been wrongfully commit ted and he re-
leased her. The discharged woman Immediately
proceeded to the grand jury room, and under her
testimony q true bill OF indictment was found
against the mother sister and brother. The sOiic-
itor minated that he would shortly bring pro-
ceedings which would secure To his client su1i-
cienl uuds out OF the estate Of her rathe. for her
SuDDOrl.
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A SAgaciotls Boy.

From the Chicago Tribune.
One day at Washington. a few years ago. about
the time Congress con sened. TWO distinguished
looking gentlemen met on the street, partially
recognized each other stopped. and one OF them
said: "why, hello. Col Carpetbag, hardly knew
you. believe met you once IN ST. Paui?' seer
tainly, Gen. Pikecoanty, you did; but failed TO
Recognizes you Al nrsf. so you have Just been
elected delegate TO Congress from your Territory?
bow did you leave everything In Montana, gen
eral-" First rate, colonel, nrst rate But were
colleagues DOW, i believe. You're Territorial
delegate yourselI?r "yes, DOW have the honor
70 represent Dakota" There was an embarrass-
hg pause Tor the space OF full half minute, dur
ing which the delegate from Montana looked anx-
ssusv Gown the street and the Representative
mon DAKOTA gazdd with considerable solicitude
~ we street. IL was broken by Washington
S1r su ooy who had witnessed the meeting 'Gen-
mn said the small boy, cheenully, you'll
A"9 q sloon right round the corner second door. {"
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What a Nlascaret Is.

When swiftly-nowtng rivers pour their waters
into the sea where they meet the influx OF high
tide, the struggle between the rivers current and
the opposing tidal wave produces such violent
disturbances in the waters that they are trans
formed into boiling seas with whirlpools which en-
gulf all that comes In their way This it was that
destroyed the British steamship Romeo near the
mouth OF the river Seine. In France ON the night OF
the 22d instant. The steamer had grounded in
the darkness, and she was anchored 10 await day
light. This flood wave, which is called In France
a mascaret, rushed upon the ship durin0 the
night and completely swamped her drowning
seven OF the crew. These phenomena are well
known In many rivers where the same conditions
exist and are designated by various local names.
Inc Hoogley ana Indus rivers where they meet
into the Atlantic are subject to these visttatfonS
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An Aquatic Event.
From the New York World.

The Thistle went sailing out into the west,
Into the vest. the sun went down.
AL England had bads her 10 attempts her bes:
To pr1ng back the Cup and win renown.
For uen will sail and women VIII spin
A long a. there's cups and races 10 win,
And Capt. Barr was sailing.
The majestic Volunteer swept down the bay.
The Thistle, her foe, she did not heed;
Die WAS kurriedly built-a mig ht and y day
Not much beauty, bat plenty Of speed:
For men viii sail and WOMAN sill spin.
The race was in doubt when they started In.
For Hat and Barr were sailing.
Two white winged yachts SKINNED over the sea,
The s~iftest OF all the reetest kind.
What Three mix npsrt-sure.y IL could not be.
Yet ones ahead, the other behind.
For ulen will sail and woman VIII spin,
And Of coursr the Volunteer rot In,
For Capt. Hat aailjng.
Il. H. RoGERs.
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BROS. Auctiousers.

HUNCANcON bhOS- Anuouee1h
fEREMpJoRY sALEo OF UNIMpRovEDp PROPERTY.
CORNER OF EAST CAPT. OIL AND TWENTIETH
STREETS, ON FIFTEENTH AND SIXTEENTH
STREETS EAST. NEAR + STREET NORTH
ANDON z AND TWENTIETH STREETS NOKIH
We will sell at public auction on TUESDAY AFTER
noon, OCTOBER IL, 1887, commencing at HALF.
PAST FOUR O'CLOCK. in frOnt OF the respective
premises, and IN the Ocler named. the following
described real estate, to wit
Lots q. 2. and 9. in square ll2S fronting l03 feet
on Esst street and l43 li2 feet 20th
Lots Z, 8, IL, and L., block 13, lsherwwood. Lots
and front 100 feet 18th stree, east ntersec.
feet on 10th street east.
All Of block Is Of Lakewood being lots to z inclu
sve, fronting about 80 feet street north about
$50 feet on 2OtA street east and about 2s5 feet On
Terms Of sale: One-third Of the purchase mooey in
cash; baAADee IN equal instalments Ut one and two
years notes 70 BE- given bearing per cent interest
from day Of ssle TO be secured by deed Of trust on
premises sold or M cash 1T option 81 purchaser Con
required each lot day Of sale Terms TO be coan
psd With IN ten days otherwise the night reserved 10
ceeel the property 10 defsult q the sk aud cos of
tbs dsfsulftng purchaser aftcr i've days public notice
q such resale IN come newspaper published in WASH
Pats % Be seea ct Office Of auctieneer
BY order Of ANDREW C. BRADLEY.
oSd VIM r. MATTIN0LY.
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What Cause. Baldness,


THE OPINIONS OF BALDHEADED NAN ON THE sUR.
JECT OF HATS.
from the Richmond (va.) State.
The other day. while In conversation with
middle-aged gentleman well known In Richmond.
who, like many gentlemen OF advanced years, Is
the possessor OF bald head he told me In all sim
cerity that he believed his badness was the result
of continuously wearing hat OF the DERBY pat
tern.
II tell You what" he said, 81 know very wen
that II had worn good, soft felt hat that could
set comfortable on my head, or O nice straw hat
that my head would not now be bald. / believe
ana am judging from close Observation, thar
beaver hat, or derby hat, Will make man bald
10 rev yearA To have good crop OF hair man
must not wear hat that presses tightly around
his forehead and that has no ventilation On TOP.
him the fact that he will be, before be is tWenty
nve years OF age as bald his daddy II he sticks
10 that great promoter OF badness, stin hat that
nus tightly around your head and has no ventila-
ton at the top"
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Back from the Summer Resorts.

From lid Bits.
"Why, Name is 1t really your"
''Yes, indeed, Sadie; when did you get homer"
"Only yesterday, and"
"Where were your.
''oh. every place-Newport, Bar Harbor, Long
Branch, and-but where were your"
''Oh, We went to-"
"D1d you have good timer"
"Perfectly lovelyi Did"
''Oh, perfectly lovely! declare Name L"
$50 did !, and"
81 had the best"
$50 did l, and oh, Name
"Do tell me all about 1t, for l."
81 viii, sometime. just had perfectly splen-
did time every minute and"
$50 did i. But isn't IL lovely TO be at homo
again?"
Perfectly lovely"
II think so, too. I've had lovely season Of It,
but then" ~
$50 have I, but, as you say"
There's no place Ike home, after all"
-, mo, indeed. DO come soon and tell me all about
81 will. tor have had the loveliest-r
80 have I-perfectly splendidw
They separate.
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Taxes will be paid to January 1. 1883
DANIEL orc. CALIAGRANl
RANDALL uA I5!S 81 7 :. NV Trustee.
(,HANCERY SALE OF HOUSE NUMBERED 400
~ NEM JESSE AVENUE NORTHWEST, NASH

(NHANCERY SALE OF HOUSE NUMBERED 400
~ NEW JERSEY AVENUE NORTHWEST, WASH.
ISGTOS, ID. Z.
By virtue Of cseree of the Supreme Court of the
district Of Columbia IN equity sitting Passed on the
18th day Of May, A. D., 1857 in the Consolidated
causes numbered respectively 1913. equity docket &
and lO245. equity docket rs the UNDERSIGNED. the
Trustees .pIon.ed X said decree xil se q public
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF OC ODER, A D. isSs
1t the hour of HALF-PAsT FOUR O'CLOCK p III.
division Of lots Iettered A. B. and T. oi West. Cox
and Sinits trustees recorded subdivision original
lot numbered one Cd Ia square numbered six hundred
and tnent-n (E:9J IL the City OF Washington, in
said subdivision is recorded in hber No. Ia at folio
40 one OF the surveyors records of sid District
gehec va the improvements On and apIertaining
said numbered and subdivision lot.
1eT1s u sale prescribed by said decree One third
Cs) OF the purchase money cash at the lime of sale
within fifteen U) days thereafter, and the balance
o. twelve l2l and eighteen 0S) months FROM the
thereof dated OF the day OF sale, and secured by
duly recorded deed Of trust and policy insurance
dersgned trustees. all cash, the option of the par
chaser or purchasers thereof The property offered
for sale Will he sold and clear al such taxes and
assessments ereaxAnst that the collector OF
the time Of said sale. All recording aud yAcinx
u lie II the cost and expense Of the pur
chasers The tie TO the proper sold Is to be retained
ny the court Adelosit of 800 the property sold
must be made at the time of sale II the terms vi sale
not complied with within fifteen (l5) days FROM
right resell the properly sod at tue risk and cost
OF the defaultlng purchaser thereof.
FENDAI-L E ALEXANDER.
JNo. E McNALLY, Trustees.
Columbia Law Building
o4-dkds TAOS. BOWLING, Auct
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AZ L0u1si2OH
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc&joneer OG-d
THOMAS BOWLING, Auc1one@ OE-dkds
nUNCANsON BROS. Auctioneegs
CHANCERf SALE OF TWO-STORY FRAME HOUSE
NO. COS TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST AT

ALCTIUN.
By virtue Of decree Of the suprams Court Of -
1887, IL .he case Of i,abel Knott e q y a.I
viii sell At public auction IN front Of the premises
MEDNEsDAY: OCTOBER NINETEENTH. 1887. It
951 bonded as follows: Beginning on 10th st. sest It
the southeast corner Of lot TO- in said and
ming thence 81. 104. thence s. "a, thence e. 81.
1Of thence 81. to place OF beginnins, with ali tbs
improvements
Terms Of sale Onc-thrd purchase money cash, bal
anee one and two years interest six per cent from dey
trust upon property sold all cash. at TIE option Of
purchaser deposit OF 400 required ct tame Of ssja
Terms Of sale to be complied with Within ten days
after sale trustee will sell at cost Of defsultng
chaser after i've days public notice In the Evening
Star.
THOMAS NJ. FIELDS Trustee,
o6-dkds 456 Louisiana avenue ~.
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DUNCANSoN BROS, Aucts.
VENRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. real. LSTATE ON 18TH SHEET NEST, Be
TWEEN NORTH AND STREETS IN NASH

TENRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
l. real. LSTATE ON 18TH SHEET WEST, Be
TWEEN NORTH T AND STREETS. In NASH
ISGTOE, d. c.
By virtue Of deed Of trust dated February
20. A. ID. 1878. recorded in Llber No. SS4 at 60
folio IS ct seq; one Of the land records foris!
the party secured tsreby will se at public sale 10
TIETH day Of OCTOBEk A: L. 1857. At HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK p IN. all that certain piece parcel
Of ground situate, lying and being in the city Of Wash
ington in the DISTRICT of Columbia, and known and
deserted lot numbered seventythree e 3, in Alien
aud Faiconers subdivision Of part Of the half
OF SOU numbered two hundred and soveaty-tOur
t274). with the improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: One-tbird Of the iuschase money in
cash and the balance thereof IN TWO equal install
with interest to be secured By the notes Of the pur
Gu purchasers thereof and approved deed of
trust the property sold aud approved policy Of
insurance. all cash. at the option OF the purchaser
or purchasers thereof. A deposit OF 300 will Sc
required time of sale from the purchaser or ;r.
chasers thereof, and all conveyancing and recording
shall be at his her or their ense. II the terms i
sale not complied with within ten (lO) DAYS Srom
the day OF sale the undersigned Trustee reserves the
rxht resell said property et the risk and
defsnlting purchaser purchsser after 1t least Ave
{O) days advertisement.
FENDALL T. ALEXANDER Trustee,
49, Louisixns ave.
THOMAS DOWNING. Auc4iODeer aR-
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REMEMBER that the presence Of Generals Beaurs-
Ssrd aud kary who in charge of the draxings IL
OF absolute fairness spd integrity that the
chances are Ill equal, and that no ons can possibly
divine what number will draw prize
REMEMBER that the payment Of ali prizes -
GUARANTEED BY FOUR NATIONAL Of New
Orleans and the tickets signed by the President Of
an Institution whose chartered rights are recognized
IN the highest Courts: therefore, beware Of any its
tions OK anonymous schemes sl4-wxs4w
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THoMAs BOWLING. Ancuooss.

TRUSTEES sALEQ OF AFRAME DWELLING HOUSE
mp i L0T, TRSMIINS a FEET QN THk EAST
WEST. ExTENDIS0 BACK leg PET.
G. No Il folio SCI one 81 the isna records oi(
sss ;,.e; Of CepmSsa md st the rssas't
signed trustee win oder at public ale in front Of
the premises, on SATURDAY. the EIGHTH DAY or
OCTOBER, AID. 1887. At FOUR O'CLOCK r n al
that certain piece of ground situated in the city Of
WASHINGTON. D. c.. beginning for the same q the
thirty six and running thence north fourteen feet
thence east one hundred and feet and tive
west one hundred and twenty-five feet and two and
with the dwelling thereon.
Terms Of sale: e35o cash With tho expenses Of sis
balance OF the purchase money at the end Of aix
months with interest, the Purchaser may pay al
cash. All conyeyuncinS at the purchasers expense.
s2S-1Ot r. =. JACKSON, Trustee
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DENTISTRY.

nR DUKI DENTIST. as Hath N.w-TEETI
~ extrssed Without pain. BY VI local appllcstoa
pFepAred and used only by me- Teeth nllsd 81 Pee
teea. OIL
nR h{HRk PARsoNs, DENTIsT. orr ST. cor.
~ bar EhG. iling Specially; also, tbs cure e
tootbsche without extracting. local anesthec ussd
on the gums ailevtatss the pain of extracting. AIS
nR 4 TAIDoTT. DENZIsT. 437 7TH ST.
kspchsA 1ssh iasEtsa 81 psr ssI Au1orkvsr
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DERENIPTORY AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY. OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. AT QUARTER
PAST EOITR

pEREMPToRY AUCTION SALE
FRIDAY, OCTOBER FOURTEENTH. AT QUARTER
PAST FOUR PM.
FoFR 81 SbW ANP PEs, 1SH TWO So STORY
Sls4 sfpE s TAS = t2SfshR 81 if
SskEsfV a5AS HhaA s.
road by $50 feet in depth improved by four q
new frame DWELLINGS. ~ s. 81
are occupied good tensns Al :l So per mouth
each and they will be sold the premises separately
I9i f6u 3RctS M
The highest bidder.
prices an attractive cosy lowprced home or to make
=, peymai ?; investment ~ rspd Improving local
lie nus Of sale: One third ID cash balance in six
Or III o. soS PET %
o4-dts N. FOLEY. Auctionser.
f sN II faSSh 81 kh hSIk ksT
IN EAST WASHINGTON
one OF the land records for the District OF Coun.
premises re ;eiessns Tsa ss...S. to W
oCScK NJ the xhaa Of saare s tss coSpd fSt ~
avenue East Capitol street. and facing
n B-The title sold to the above is tax title Of SO
years enclosed possession.
On SAME DAY. Immediately thereafter, the east 20
aud store, situated Ut northwest corner Of
last Capitol and 9th street
n. B.-Perfect title.
On SAME DAY. immediately thereafter the west 2
feet inch of Lot = in gl6, situated on north
B.-TaX title.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER, Lot 6. in square
S3a fronting 81 feet 24 inches on east side of 9Th
between md streets northeast. n. B.-Iax title.
Terms Of Isle: One-third cash. balance in one III
ard two ~, years. with interest the Of six PEI
cent per aunum until paid for which the of the
purchaser will be TAKEN the title to be retained by the
Trustees until the ful OF the money
or al cash, ut the option Of the purchaser deposit
Of $50 will be required at time Of sale each iot All
Terms TO De complied with in ten days. otherwise
property Will be resold at risk and cost utins
purchaser. After i've dSy advertisement the kven-
ing Star,
Taxes will be paid to January 1, 1883
DANIEL orc. CALIAGHAN,l
1000 ST. NV. r--.
o-,oxas RANDALL HAtiAES frustS>''
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raANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROvED
~ PROPERTY AT THE \. /. COEEER OF cd
AND 18Th FAYETIE) STREETS WEST
WASHINGTON ID. C.
By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court off.sE,
the District Of Columbia. passed On the 2sd day S8
OF september. A. u. 1857. in equity cause Ne.
1866. we will offer at public auction. TUESDAY.
~ FHfe feeihninf Rt az HAif-PxsT
FOUR O'CLOCK p NJ, and continuing until all the
lots into which the original parcel subdivdd
offered that Parcel Of real estate lying and being in
the city of Georgetown, i'll the Disll o. columbia
known as lot nipetyfomr e4) in Threiks.is addition
to Georgetown L. G. This property VIII b. offer in
subdivision lots SHOWN by plat 10 be exhibited at
time and place of sale
Terms uf sale. prescribed by Decree one third
ca cash balance in two equal ins:allens in aud
two after date, with interest u: Fer per
annum until paid. secured By deed OF trus, upon The
property Sold al css at option of purchaser Con-
veyancing at cost of purchasers de.osit Of $50 win
lie required each lot sold 1t time of sale IL case
terms of sale not complied with ten uOp dsys
the Trustees right 10 resell after five
advertisement, at cost risk OF defaulting pCr
chaser.
WM KING, JR.. Trustee,
10.s2 10Th st ~.
VIM. c. BARRETT. Trustee,
Bias st. NV.
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts. O6-d&ds.
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for rates to clubs should be made only to
the ONCE OF the Company in New Orleans.
For further Information write clearly. giving full
eddress POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders, or
New YORK Exchange i'll ordinary letter. Currency by
ExPCess ~ our expenHe) addressed
II. A. DApPHIE,
New OrleANA. La
Address Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK.
New Orleans. La
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
nUNcANsoN BROS Auc,,onesrs.

II onoSs AOcu00o8tS
sOsassss gss sg si Tsb
GAkPEIS &C. EMBRACING RAW SILK TURK.
TARYs HANDSOME SCREENN JAPANESE CAB.
rf ASeTrSt EASY ~ CHAIRS. RATTAN CHAIRS. RI.
9SSvANh, TABLES. sCoNCE PINE sTkEL EN-.
ffAr rEEAG sitT Rg ERsht PLACSrEs IKfSS = 81
SLAssES EEGANT PORTIkRs LAABKE.
SStNNMS xLASE CURTAINS. SUPERB CRYSTAL
s ssSet cssrs PEEPS sS6Sk w stks
sfEss sEfs sSSaS hs
H0bEA EXCELLENT BiRD's-EYf MkPLR
MA ATTSssAA r SHHrlTTh WITH wARDR0HE TO
BVkEAUS,wAsHsrANDS, BOX sPitfN9s FiNE
nAk And OTHER MAfTRESsRS FEATHER
GlLvMS AND BOOSTERS, TOIl.ET CHAN.
SEH W. nLANKE1s. ROSEWOOD CABf-
MIFRoNT sIDEBOA ARD. MAhOGNAY ExTKN.
S S4HgsNypSa A nj LEATaER-CovEREp DINING
SbbAAd5TTs FiNE CHINA AND CUT GLASSW ARR,
kSSIISH PLAIED.1SkE Fff FINE fAG hst B Sfi
BRa sSELS AND OTHER HALL STAIR AND
OTHER CARPETS THROUGHOUT THE HoUsT
RUGS SEkNANTs'ROOM FURNITURE,
A ILJJS III ,RSL4SislTES, Sc, BEING THE EN-,
s. S0EfAtSEgR c IL DWELLING no. 1899 q
On MONDAY MORNING. OCTOBER TENTH. com.
mencins At TEN O'CLOCK, We viii sell At the resi-
dence Of Ma Gen; Ricketts,, ls2e Ct nv an exec.
lent collection OF househould soods 10 which we
respectfully call the attention of buyers w
House open for inspection early ON morning of sale
oS.<f - ~ N--S'
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gRHvNAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
CaANcERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNINCpRoyEp
REAL ESTATE, IN THE NORTHEAST SECTION
on THE CI1f, BEING SITUATED on TEN
HEssEE AYENGE, FOURTEENTH, d AND
STREETS NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of decree Of tie Supreme Court of Aa
the DiStEict Of Colpnlaa. peeeod in Equity cauae ~
lO7S0.we shaii sell g R49,is sustiop Y frost 49,
DAY a 0cT0BHk. 1857: e HALFPAsT, fotk
situated in the city Ut Washinston in said Distrie
WIG; Original lots 20 and Il IN square 1880 md Inn.
Terms Of sale: Qnehaf Of the purchsse money % be
pad u eash readue 8 one year six per iueTss
ca.h: g eEtsoa q pqschaser dsposit Of eioO re
h. s Daschassrs cost. Tennis 20 be complied with II
ien DAYS frQP sale: othervse trustee receive the
rght 70 raso q ee aMltng purchnsers cost and rsk
fRANC1HP p BANDS,
1916 II 81 u.W.l
CHARLES H. CRA0IN, 1festeea
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PROFESSIONAL.

DROP CLAY,
u Mondsuplly Gifted clairvoyant Astroloesr esA
spiritual Medium Every hidden mystery revealed.
raxss br,nss sspsr.tsa toyether, Olives sncoess in
bnsanecs Removes ali family troubles. Cures sics-
@snt Sy calling on this genuine elsirycy.ss q hs
What he can DO. sittlnss. Doc. Hours 10 q oIsn
sundays. Al 9th st. os-lw'
M ME BROOKE TELLS ALL The EVENTS or
X1 LIFE All business confidential. Ladies and gem
temsn 80 cents each 40s street. between 4fh aud
6th streets northwest Sow
nIyOkcEs PROCURED, AT SMALL EXPENsE
III through Competent lawyers. Questions answered
tree. publicity syoided Address CoNFIDEN1lALs
Star one. Es0-1ns
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TWO 3SIORY AND BASEMENT BRICK DWELL
lNGs. EoS. AS AND All NEW JERSEY AVE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON OCTOBER rENrHA
Al FIVE O'CLOCK We VIII sell in front OF prem 81
lses
LOTS 33 AND "a SQUARE ea3.
Each fronting 90 feet on New Jersey ave ana I'm
proved the three story brick houses Nos and II
New jersey avenue containing 10 rooms modern con-
yeniences These houses Sre hear the capitol and for
home or investment present good opportunity
Terms: One bali cash. balance in one and two years
notes TO bear per cent interest from day sale
able seni.annuaily and to be secured by trust
on prSpesty sold or al cash at Ston Of
800 on each lot required at time Of sale Terms TO
be COMPLIED with in ten days.
o6-dSds DUNCANSoN BROS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-08
JIsIANA STATE LOTTERY.
CAPITAL PRIZE S15U, GOO.

He DO hereby GRITTY that supervise TIE n,,onqr
msS Jor az TIE Monthly ami ser, annual Drdtcigs Of
nc Lousfdha STATE Lottery Company, and in person
nonu!e and control the D,dWigs Themselves. otd that
me same arc conducted Uih honesty yuirnssS. and IN
Good JfM folttsd all 1TtiSs olsd diHoyizs the L5H
t1Hy 10 use THIS certificate lpit sig,su
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